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  A brief video circulating widely on social media has highlighted the concerning normalization of overt antisemitism on European streets, demonstrating how the ongoing conflict has emboldened public displays of anti-Jewish sentiment across the continent. The footage, captured by an Israeli attendee at a vegan food festival in Rome, documents a charged confrontation at a […]

From Arizona to Pennsylvania, from Vegas to the Catskills, the Jewish community is expected to play an outsize role in deciding who controls the House of Representatives in January. Here are 16 congressional races to look out for on Election Day

The suspect who allegedly shouted 'Allahu Akbar' during a shootout with police after shooting a Jewish man on his way to a Chicago synagogue was charged with a hate crime days after Jewish leaders and groups slammed the authorities for failing to do so

Speaking at a Detroit event, part of a slew of efforts by the Harris-Walz campaign aimed at Jewish voters, Second Gentlemen Doug Emhoff said, 'I promise you that she's deeply invested in the security of Israel and in the protection of Jewish people'

The Russian missiles striking Odesa and the Hezbollah and Iranian missiles striking Israel are part of the same salvo. These are two theaters of the same war, which makes it all the more critical for Jews around the world not to forget Ukraine, or its Jewish community

Israeli court petitions give the impression that admissions committees for small towns were created to keep Arabs out of Jewish communities. Yet most of those being rejected are Jews

Security service officials say behind closed doors that Avishai Mualem, commander of the police's central unit for Judea and Samaria 'sounds like Ben-Gvir,' and that he denies the increase in Jewish terror in the West Bank

Settlers call it a revolution: More than 60 illegal farm outposts have sprung up in the West Bank during the past seven years, seizing vast tracts of Palestinian land. With cheap labor provided by 'at-risk' youths, this enterprise has also become a main fomenter of Jewish terror in the territories – and the state is generously footing the bill

Jewish officials face antisemitic attacks during Hurricane Helene relief efforts, complicating aid delivery and drawing condemnation from the Biden administration.

Germany’s Baden-Württemberg Interior Minister, Thomas Strobl, reassured the Jewish community of protection amid rising antisemitism following the October 7 Hamas attacks.

In Barcelona, 4,500 demonstrated for Palestine while the Jewish community commemorated the Hamas attacks' anniversary, emphasizing unity and resilience.

Hassan Nasrallah, killed by Israel on Friday, was behind two major terrorist attacks against Jews and Israelis in Argentina. As some rejoice over his assassination, the Argentine authorities have ratcheted up security at Jewish institutions for the High Holidays

Jaime Tran pled guilty to the shooting of two Jewish men in Los Angeles in February, 2023.

At Israel's Holocaust memorial and museum, the haul transferred to the new collections building is mind-boggling, including 540,000 photos taken during the Shoah. But visitors will also be able to see snippets of Jewish life before the catastrophe

'Thousands of years of history have shown that scapegoating Jews can lead to antisemitic hate and violence,' one organization says, while another accuses Trump of 'treating Jewish safety as a protection racket'

23andMe will pay $30M for a data breach targeting Ashkenazi Jews and Chinese customers, as a hacker named "Golem" leaked nearly 1M Jewish profiles, calling it "most valuable data."

Jewish students are a sizable minority at the Quebec universities of McGill and Concordia, but say their school administrations are failing to safeguard them from antisemitism and alleged harassment by pro-Palestinian protesters

Jewish fundamentalist group Temple Mount Activists posted an AI-generated video to their X account showing the Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount/Al-Aqsa Mosque compound burning to the ground, threatening the status quo on the contentious site

Ian Pitkin, 64, was handed a life sentence after he ignited his own apartment in an attempt to harm the Jewish family living above him.

Jewish communities in New York face rising antisemitism, struggling between prioritizing safety or standing firm in their identity.